In 1999, computer simulations of magnetic fields in galaxy clusters by Klaus Dolag revealed that galaxy clusters are embedded in a large-scale, spiderweb-like filament structure. Extensive studies of galaxies also show that structures that resemble sheets and filaments characterize the distribution of galaxies. According to simulations, this distribution resembles a complicated cobweb several hundred megaparsecs in diameter. According to Nobel laureate Hans Alfvén, space is filled with a network of currents that transfer energy and momentum over great distances. Hot plasma flows along such filamentary streams.

Now astronomers have detected a “universal lattice”. Huge filaments of hot gas have been “seen” running through the network. Astronomers using NASA’s Chandra satellite X-ray observatory “saw” the filaments stretching for millions of light-years through space, one of which spanned our own galaxy. They calculate that the filaments contain five times more mass than all the stars in the universe!

Invisible filaments in space

Astronomers say that the filamentary structures are so hot that they would generally be invisible to optical, infrared, and radio telescopes. These invisible filaments are detected only because ordinary, higher-density matter tends to accumulate and condense in them, generating radiation that scientists can measure to confirm their existence in intergalactic space.

Being invisible, they are by definition components of “dark matter and energy”. Dark matter and energy are invisible matter and energy that make up more than 99% of our universe, according to scientists. Studies show that both ordinary and invisible dark matter work together to build filaments in space, with dense junctions where galaxies cluster together. The resulting structure looks like a spider web, dotted with drops of water.

The filaments betray the presence of invisible dark matter because the gas at millions of degrees Celsius within these filaments has a natural tendency to spread. Finding it confined to filaments means that a very strong gravitational field must put it in place and only dark matter can do this, according to scientists.

Invisible filaments in the subtle body

In 1904, metaphysicist Annie Besant reported that “During human prenatal life, a single thread weaves a web, a brilliant web of inconceivable fineness and delicate beauty, with minute meshes. Within the meshes of this web, the thickest particles of bodies are built together. life, prana [which is a plasma of charged super particles according to plasma metaphysics] courses along the branches and meshes. “This web that interpenetrates the human fetus certainly has characteristics that resemble the cosmic web – with streams of charged prana (or qi particles) running through its ‘threads’ and denser material accumulating (ie, ‘thicker particles’) in that.

It is a well-accepted fact in metaphysics that there are filaments within our subtle magma bodies, which have been referred to as “meridians,” “nadis,” and “channels,” in Chinese, Indian, and Tibetan literature, respectively. In Taoist and Qigong literature, they are also known as “circuits” and “orbits.” For example, Qigong practitioners can speak of microcosmic and macrocosmic orbits. The microcosmic orbit is actually the prime meridian through which particles are accelerated in relevant practices to carry energy to the rest of the subtle body.

According to plasma metaphysics, these meridians are magnetic lines of force within subtle bodies of magnetic plasma (or magma). The currents that flow through them are “Birkeland currents”, that is, currents in which charged particles flow through magnetic field lines. The large-scale structure of the universe, with a network of filaments dotted with rotating galaxies, undoubtedly bears a strong resemblance to the network of acupuncture meridians or nadis punctuated with rotating chakras (or vortices) and acupuncture points found in the etheric component of the physical body.

“I imagined hundreds of little DC [direct current] generators like dark stars that send their electricity along the meridians, an inner galaxy that the Chinese had somehow found and explored by trial and error more than two thousand years ago. It was obvious that the acupuncture tables had an objective basis in reality. Our readings indicated that these meridians carried current. “- Robert Becker, The Body Electric

The meridian system, constituted by Chinese acupuncture, can be considered the arterial system of what metaphysicians would describe as the “lower physical-etheric body” (which is not separable from the physical-biomolecular body). These meridian pathways are normally invisible to biological eyes, as are the invisible cosmic filaments. Like cosmic filaments, these invisible meridians can be detected when they generate radiation.

The French researcher Pierre de Vernejoul injected a radioactive substance into the acupuncture points of the patients and measured the radiation with a special camera. He found that the substance migrated along the meridian pathways of classical Chinese acupuncture. Other injections performed by Vernejoul at random points in the body and into veins and lymphatic channels failed to demonstrate similar results, suggesting that the meridian system is a unique and separate network of pathways in the body. Other experiments showed that the termination of a liver-related meridian caused rapid degeneration of liver tissue. No energy supply from the lower etheric-physical body through the meridians; The tissues, organs and cells of the physical-biomolecular body do not seem to function properly.

The universal and human physical-etheric bodies

The invisible cosmic web of filaments together with the dark matter that shapes them is in fact embedded in the lower energy physical-etheric body of our universe. When we look from Earth, what we are seeing is the physical dense universe, formed by the lower physical-etheric body of the universe. Astronomers say that invisible filaments in space are detected only because matter of higher density tends to accumulate and condense in these filaments. Similarly, the invisible meridians of the subtle body can only be detected due to radiation from other substances that are channeled through them.

Plasma forms filaments naturally in response to electric and magnetic fields within the subtle body (which according to plasma metaphysics is composed of dark matter). The charged particles are guided within these filaments by magnetic fields and accelerated by electric fields, which generate currents, as Robert Becker observed.

Just as the lower physical-etheric body of the universe generates a network of filamentary currents (or filaments) that plays an important role in the large-scale structure of the universe, the lower physical-etheric body of the human body generates a network of filamentary currents. currents (or meridians) that is fundamental in the development of the physical-biomolecular body of a human being. Of course, the Chinese already knew: they have been exploring these filaments for over three thousand years!

© Copyright Jay Alfred 2007